Berkshire Hathaway Homestate Companies (workers compensation)

BHHC's California Medical Provider Network page: fax all treatment requests (Request for Authorization) to BHHC's dedicated utilization review fax. Workers' compensation: a claim number and the adjuster or injured-worker identification are usually required; coverage is determined by the claim (not by a member ID), and state fee schedules and rules govern billing.

BHHC's Texas Health Care Network page: P&S Network is the certified utilization review agent for Texas claims; fax all treatment requests to its dedicated UR fax. Workers' compensation: a claim number and the adjuster or injured-worker identification are usually required; coverage is determined by the claim (not by a member ID), and state fee schedules and rules govern billing.

BHHC publishes this Medical Access Assistant number for help finding a doctor in the California Medical Provider Network. Not for bill status. Workers' compensation: a claim number and the adjuster or injured-worker identification are usually required; coverage is determined by the claim (not by a member ID), and state fee schedules and rules govern billing.

BHHC publishes this Network Coordinator number for questions or help finding an in-network provider in the Texas Health Care Network. Not for bill status. Workers' compensation: a claim number and the adjuster or injured-worker identification are usually required; coverage is determined by the claim (not by a member ID), and state fee schedules and rules govern billing.

BHHC's published Customer Care Center; per its pages, for online account access questions and for obtaining the California MPN employee notification. No medical-bill submission address was found on BHHC's public pages (see limits). Workers' compensation: a claim number and the adjuster or injured-worker identification are usually required; coverage is determined by the claim (not by a member ID), and state fee schedules and rules govern billing.

BHHC's MPN pages say that for other states providers should contact the claims adjuster at this number. The same number is BHHC's 24/7 new claim reporting line (claim reporting is for employers/injured workers, not provider billing), so ask for the assigned adjuster by claim number. Workers' compensation: a claim number and the adjuster or injured-worker identification are usually required; coverage is determined by the claim (not by a member ID), and state fee schedules and rules govern billing.